Trailers here (http://www.apple.com/trailers/miramax/kill_bill/volume_II/trailer/)
Website here (http://killbill.movies.go.com)
Its had some fantastic reviews in the states. I for one am looking forward to this as I really enjoyed Vol 1.
Again I feel the need to post in this branch of the forums, and yes it’s another film review. I feel that my last efforts have left some of you slightly disappointed, and I must admit that upon rereading them myself there does seem to be a theme forming. So for my next review I thought that perhaps a change was required, so here goes:
Kill Bill
Vol.2
It was great
QuoteIt was great
Thats all i need to know :D
I was told it has less acton but mayb i will have a look!
Yes, it was great. Much better than Vol 1, the 'training' part was brilliant ;)
Nah the first one was better was a it of a let down though i really enjoyed the training bit "me strokes me beard"
Sorry...but i found it a real let down.
Almost seems like he started to make a film with Vol 1 .....then got bored.
They have said the kill bill community is divided on vol. 2
I watched this (and vol 1 previously) and my 2cents:
Vol 1 - visually stunning, but very little else.
Vol 2 - like Vol 1, but without the visually stunning bit <_<
Enough material for 1 great 2 hour film, not nearly enough for double that. Vol 2 has some nice touches like the training scene which pays homage to all those sixties kung-fu exploitation movies, and it's nice to see Carradine back - Tarrantino has a great talent for rediscovering talent that's gone to seed (Forrster, Willis, Travolta, Grier, Hannah). Apart from that though there ain't much to recommend it.
All in all this just stinks of a huge vanity project gone awry because of Quentin's and Weinstein's massive ego's :(
QuoteOriginally posted by ChimpBoy@May 24 2004, 01:27 AM
All in all this just stinks of a huge vanity project gone awry because of Quentin's and Weinstein's massive ego's :(
Pot, kettle, Black? :whistle: <_< :D :D
Kill Bill 2 was an excellent film. It returned to the more traditional tarantino style, with a trademark epithet on the state of humanity, the "superman" speech.
The second film is also far more atmospheric, and actually boasts original material, not a cast of characters ripped off from various other films and cartoons.
I'm not going to do a Smilo and dissect it all, bvut safe to say it is well well worth the admission price.
QuoteOriginally posted by A Twig@May 24 2004, 10:05 AM
I'm not going to do a Smilo and dissect it all, but safe to say it is well well worth the admission price.
Hey, don't hold back baby. Let it all out :D
No no, my critique lacks the diahorreic qualities to truly offer a worthy alternative to the masterful (if sometimes wrong ;) ) reviews of yours :P
I'll have you know I am NEVER wrong, just occassionally factually inconsistent.